The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1887-12-08
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IA great while apoI there once lived a
,yery beautiful and yery rich little Prln-
cess Il So beautiful and so rich she was
that sultors from all parts Of the world
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fellows turned off daily But the sprinL
cess and. become so accustomed to IL
that she grew, Quite callons- hearted on
the subject; and when she heard that Of
! the thousand rejected. seven or eight
shot themselves, and five or six felt
bad, and three or sfottry cuc their Wis.
dom teeth, and one or two stayed sim
gle. all for her sweet sake, she never
shed !, tear.
D,t one day, as ahlndred or,so stood
in tlle outer court of the palace, su,,eez.
ing Gil their gloves, and practicing ten
der glances and sighs preparatory to en-
tering the fair one's presence, q young
man, of very different appearance from
the rest, came quietly up and ioined
them.
q, Well fellow" said the others,
''.sIWhat errand brings you here?',
The same as that on which yon
come, answered he, TRANQUILITY. Save
that I shall succeed where you will fail.
come to wed the Princess.''
!. 'sYoul' they exclaimed in chorus,
looking at him with scorn, for he was
plainly dressed and of unimposing as
pect. "Youl You pretend to be her
superior2 You indeedp" :
3Ja''l am" he replied, unmoved. "For
Love her, and love ennobles."
Whereat the other laughed contempt
uously.
Just hear the fool ~ cried one.
This graceress beggar dares to loyel'
Put him out!' screamed another.
""Ihe Gut OF hismantle js}antique, and
he has no buckles on Ills shoes, nor
powder to his hair. Bahl It is sean
dalous to have him aboutl'
Let him stay," said'a third with d
shrug. ut is as we'll to have valet at
ones BACK" +,
Inc man at whom these sneers were
cast smiled composedly. "Forlunes
change" he said. "You who call me
valet snail YET see me carry of the sPrin-
cesssf1ho'mght before your very eyes" \
d g Asmlrmur y ~ ~: OF derision ran. through
the crowd. but at that moment the
palace doors were thrown open, and the
2 court herald announced ina loud voice
Y taat per royal highness would now
<oelgR to receive offers; and that going
IN snitors would please take therlght